The phrase "a target for directing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are identifying a specific goal or focus for guidance or management.
Example: "The project manager established a target for directing the team's efforts towards meeting the deadline."
Alternatives: "a focus for guidance" or "a goal for management".
Further, comparative results indicate that p53 protein may also be a target for direct modification by 15d-PGJ2.
Trp is also a target for direct electrophilic aromatic substitution using the sulfenylation reagent 2-nitrobenzenesulfenyl chloride [ 162].
This region is known as the rifampicin resistance determining region (RRDR), or "hotspot," and is used as a target for direct sequencing and commercial line probe assays.
These observations make the angiogenic pathway a rationale target for directing therapies in prostate cancer and an attractive approach to new treatment options (Figg et al, 2002; Aragon-Ching and Dahut, 2008).
Therefore, it is suggested that this HYB domain can represent a specific target for directed therapies in cancer.
If MET mutations confer an alternative activated signaling pathway, then these mutations could also confer resistance to anti-EGFR-based therapies or provide a new target for directed therapies.
Its involvement in the malignant process, its elevated expression in tumours and its accessibility on the tumour cell surface make the EGF receptor a potential target for directed tumour therapy.
The high inherent catalytic activity of Rsp3690 for the hydrolysis of the toxic enantiomer of methylphosphonate esters make this enzyme an attractive target for directed evolution investigations.
Therefore, the Wnt pathway has been recognized as an attractive target for directed anti-stem-cell and anti-self-renewal therapeutics (Behbod and Rosen, 2005).
These data further emphasise that Akt1 may be a well suited target for directed tumour therapy at both, early and advanced stages of tumorigenesis to prevent spreading of the disease and to resensitise established tumours for standard chemotherapy.
